Lt4 crate engine pcv valve question
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Lt4 crate engine pcv valve question
Hi everyone! I'm new to the forum and am looking forward to learning from everyone.
I have a new gen V lt4 dry sump crate engine that I am installing in a 69 camaro.
My question is about the crankcase ventilation and the pcv system. I have read a lot about how the new z06 ingest oil through the pcv system and is cokeing the intake valve being that it's direct injection. I am aware of the catch cans out there but from what I understand they still feed some gases to the engine. Being that I'm starting from a crate engine I can start off however I want.
How would you guys go about plumbing the crankcase ventilation system so the intake never sees the oil and gasses?
Want to start out with the best solution. Thanks
I have a new gen V lt4 dry sump crate engine that I am installing in a 69 camaro.
My question is about the crankcase ventilation and the pcv system. I have read a lot about how the new z06 ingest oil through the pcv system and is cokeing the intake valve being that it's direct injection. I am aware of the catch cans out there but from what I understand they still feed some gases to the engine. Being that I'm starting from a crate engine I can start off however I want.
How would you guys go about plumbing the crankcase ventilation system so the intake never sees the oil and gasses?
Want to start out with the best solution. Thanks
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That's what I was thinking but have few questions for each.
If I ran a vacume pump, would it affect the scavenge on the dry sump oiling system?
If I ran just breathers, would I have that oil mist everywhere?
What about the valley gallery port, would I just plug that on both cases?
Thanks for the help
If I ran a vacume pump, would it affect the scavenge on the dry sump oiling system?
If I ran just breathers, would I have that oil mist everywhere?
What about the valley gallery port, would I just plug that on both cases?
Thanks for the help